Immigration Mental Health Evaluations

Asylum & Hardship Waiver Evaluations – New York (Remote Available)

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What We Offer

I provide immigration mental health evaluations, including asylum and hardship waivers, using a trauma-informed and culturally responsive approach...

    • Asylum Evaluations

    • Hardship Waiver Evaluations

    • UVISA Evaluations

    • VAWA Evaluations

    • T-VISA Evaluations

    • mental health Assessments

    • Detailed mental health evaluations

    • Licensed Creative Arts Therapist (LCAT) and Psychotherapist in New York

    • Clinical experience since 2021 across outpatient, recovery-oriented, and early childhood settings, working with individuals, groups, and families from birth through adulthood

    • Extensive experience supporting immigrant communities and survivors of trauma

    • Completed intensive training in immigration mental health evaluations

    • Trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and clinically thorough evaluations

    • Approximately nine years of experience working at a victim/survivor service organization, supporting clients through complex emotional and legal challenges

    • Clear, professional documentation suitable for immigration legal proceedings

    • Consultation

    • Evaluation session(s) (remote)

    • Report preparation

    • Delivery for legal use

  • Immigration mental health evaluations are $1,200.
    A limited sliding scale may be available depending on the case.

    Expedited evaluations are available for an additional fee.
    Please contact for more information.

Our Process

Initial Consultation with Attorney

I first speak with the referring attorney to discuss the case and explain our evaluation process. This ensures all legal requirements are understood and the evaluation is tailored to the client’s needs.

Client Interview(s)

1–3 appointments are scheduled with the client to gather information. Note: These meetings are part of the evaluation process and do not constitute therapy.

Evaluation Preparation

The clinician reviews all information and completes a detailed immigration mental health evaluation, including assessment of trauma, mental health, and psychosocial factors relevant to the case.

Delivery of Evaluation

Once completed, the evaluation report is securely emailed to both the client and the referring attorney for use in legal proceedings.